School closed Tanta after the emergence of the third influenza infection
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 - 10:57
School closed Tanta after being found injured third case of swine flu
Western India just
Fathi decided Heras, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education, Gharbia, to suspend the study, school management generation Muslim East Tanta for 15 days after the appearance of a positive situation for the third school student, Ahmed Reda Sobhy Abdel-Rahman, a first year secondary separation obstacle ibn Nafi, having proved a result of the positive samples of his condition and the injury disease, swine flu.
Dr. Sharif Hammouda Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health Gharbia, said that doctors and health visitors school discovered 68 suspected case among schoolchildren, was isolated and given a forced leave for 10 days and follow-up and their throat swabs were taken and sent to labs central Ministry of Health to establish the extent of illness or not.
Hamouda said that maintaining the positive cases on the rise, and expressed concern about the rising number of casualties during the coming period for the month of winter, which helps to spread the infection, indicating that there is a tendency for the suspension of classes in schools after the performance of first semester examinations in the case of increasing incidence.
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 - 10:57
School closed Tanta after being found injured third case of swine flu
Western India just
Fathi decided Heras, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education, Gharbia, to suspend the study, school management generation Muslim East Tanta for 15 days after the appearance of a positive situation for the third school student, Ahmed Reda Sobhy Abdel-Rahman, a first year secondary separation obstacle ibn Nafi, having proved a result of the positive samples of his condition and the injury disease, swine flu.
Dr. Sharif Hammouda Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health Gharbia, said that doctors and health visitors school discovered 68 suspected case among schoolchildren, was isolated and given a forced leave for 10 days and follow-up and their throat swabs were taken and sent to labs central Ministry of Health to establish the extent of illness or not.
Hamouda said that maintaining the positive cases on the rise, and expressed concern about the rising number of casualties during the coming period for the month of winter, which helps to spread the infection, indicating that there is a tendency for the suspension of classes in schools after the performance of first semester examinations in the case of increasing incidence.